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Did You Receive a Notice About the Capcom (CAPCOM ID) Data Breach? Learn About Your Options

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What happened

On October 22, 2026, video game publisher Capcom Co., Ltd. announced that it had detected unauthorized access on October 19, 2026 to systems supporting CAPCOM ID, the account service used by players of Capcom games. Capcom U.S.A., Inc. handles customer support for players in the Americas.

According to Capcom's notice and published reports, records for approximately 11,774,247 CAPCOM ID accounts worldwide were affected. The information involved includes:

Email addresses
Account creation dates and last login dates
Login counts
IP address used at the most recent login

For 43 accounts, the information also included date of birth, gender, country and nickname. Capcom says that 196 accounts had their passwords changed without authorization and that those passwords have been reset. Capcom has stated that no credit card information was involved. The company reported the incident to police in Osaka and to Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission. Capcom has not said how many affected accounts belong to users in the United States. You may want to watch for phishing emails that appear to come from Capcom and use a unique password for your CAPCOM ID.

As of the date of this page, we are not aware of any lawsuit filed over this incident.

If you have a CAPCOM ID account or received a notice from Capcom about this incident, you may want to understand your options. With your consent, the form below lets us share your information with independent law firms that may contact you.

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Official source

Read the original public notice or report about this incident (opens in a new tab):

https://www.capcom.co.jp/ir/english/news/html/e261022.html

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